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Residual risks
Even if this power tool is operated correctly, there are always remaining risks. The following haz-
ards may occur in connection with the construction and design of this power tool:
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Lung damage if you do not wear a suitable dust mask.
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Hearing damage if you do not wear a suitable hearing protection.
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Damage to health resulting from hand-arm vibrations if the device is used for a long period of
time or is not properly operated and maintained.
Before starting the device
Before connecting the device, make sure that the data on the nameplate corresponds to the network
data.
Warning!
Always disconnect the mains plug before making any adjustments to the unit.
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The lathe must be securely set up, i.e., it should be bolted to a workbench or other fixed under-
frame.
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Before commissioning, all covers and safety devices must be properly installed.
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Before connecting, make sure that the data on the nameplate corresponds to the mains data of
your power supply system.
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Before you exchange tools on the machine (face driver/face plate) or adjust the speed, the
mains plug must always be disconnected in order to prevent unintentional switching on, e.g., by
other people.
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Transport the machine by lifting it to the machine bed. Observe the weight of the machine (see
"Technical data") and, if necessary, call in another person for help.
Assembly
1. Screw the second half of the machine bed to the main frame. Use the screw, two washers, the
spring washer and the nut at each of the three bolting points.
2. Place the tool support on the machine bed. Screw it together with the screw, plate, washer and
the clamping lever. If the tool support is in a position where the clamping lever is too long, the
clamping lever can alternatively be replaced by the wing nut.
3. Screw the locking handle into the workpiece support.
4. Place the counter bracket on the machine bed. Screw it together with the screw, plate, washer
and the tension lever. If the counter bracket is in the position where the clamping lever is too
long, the clamping lever can alternatively be replaced by the wing nut.
5. Push the handwheel onto the counter bracket spindle. Make sure that the side of the handwheel
with the grub screw is guided over the flattened part of the counter bracket spindle. Tighten the
grub screw with the supplied Allen key and screw the crank handle with the washer to the hand-
wheel.
6. Mount the machine to a suitable surface (e.g., workbench or similar). The lathe can be mounted
in several places. Use suitable fixing material, e.g., carriage bolts for fixing to a metal base
frame. The fixing material is not included in the content of delivery and is available from special-
ist dealers.
Adjusting the counter bracket
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The counter bracket is adjusted after loosening the clamping lever located below the machine
bed or the wing nut.
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After setting the optimum clamping pressure using the handwheel, the counter bracket spindle
must be secured with the lock nut.
Adjusting the tool rest
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The height of the tool rest can be adjusted after releasing the locking handle.
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